Definitionn. the arch of bone beneath the eye that forms the prominence of the cheek
Last update: July 19, 2015
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She touched her bruised cheekbone and realized doing so exposed her black and blue arm. [Please select]
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The Chinaman, an evil-looking old fellow with a long cicatrice across his left cheekbone, shook his head and regarded his questioner craftily. [Please select]
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The outlines of the objects around him were strangely distinct, and the faces of the men imploringly turned to him--some of them bearded and high-cheekboned, others tender and childlike--seemed to him touchingly human. [Please select]
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According to the reproductions of these drawings by the illustrated papers, these horns are very prominent, and project forward from the cheekbone. [Please select]
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Reduction of bones at the back of the skull seems to have eliminated any dermal elements posterior to the squamosal, while enlargement of the orbit has removed most of the postorbital series, leaving the squamosal as the only cheekbone. [Please select]
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The interviewer was a typical American reporter, blue-eyed, high cheekboned, keen, nervous, finely strung, courteous, intensely alive, desirous to get to the heart of my friend's mystery, and charmingly responsive to his frank welcome. [Please select]
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Jacques described its position: coming down from the back of the head, taking off just a little bit of the top of the ear, and then ending on the cheekbone. [Please select]
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His hair is perfectly straight and sparse, and there is a depression of the cheeks where one would expect to find a prominence: that is--at the cheekbone. [Please select]
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